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Course Outline – Clinical Nutrition II FN 4453A
School of Food and Nutritional Sciences
In the event of a COVID-19 resurgence during the course that necessitates the course moving
away from in-person delivery, course content may be delivered online either synchronously
(i.e., at the times indicated in the timetable) or asynchronously (e.g., posted on OWL for
students to view at their convenience). There may also be changes to any remaining
assessments at the discretion of the course instructor. In the event of a COVID-19 resurgence,
detailed information about the impact on this course will be communicated by the Office of
the Dean and by the course instructor.
General Information
Course #: FN 4453A
Term: Fall
Year: 2022
Course Day and Time: Thursdays 11:30am to 2:30pm
Course Location: St. James Room 303
Course Director:
Name: Dr. Janet Madill PhD RD FDC Section 530
E-mail: jmadill7@uwo.ca
Telephone number for office appointments: x 28240
Office hours for students: as requested
Office location: UH 304
Instructor:
Name: Joy Hoard RD, MSc-HSED Section 530
E-mail: jhoard@uwo.ca
Telephone number for office appointments x 28154
Office hours for students: as requested
Office location: UH 107
Course Description
Advanced principles and practices of medical nutrition therapy and nutritional support.
Metabolic, anatomical and physiological alternations in selected diseases are the basis for
the implementation of dietary modifications.
Prerequisite(s): Biochemistry 2288A or Biochemistry 2280A, Foods and Nutrition
3351A/B. Registration in the Honors Specialization in Nutrition and Dietetics module.
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*Students who enrolled in the HSp Nutr Diet prior to fall 2019 will be able to complete the
module with the previous modular requirements and pre-requisites listed: Biochemistry
2280a or 2288a, and Foods and Nutrition 3351a. Registration restricted to students in the
Foods and Nutrition Programs.
Extra Information: 3 lecture hours.
Evaluation
Evaluation breakdown:
Component Weight Date Learning BC* ICDEP*
Outcome
Mid-term exam 33% Oct 27th 1-4 1.03 a-c, 1.06,
This exam will include the 2.02, 2.04a,
material covered in class and 2.06a, 4.04,
the assigned readings from 5.01(except
lecture 1 up to and including 5.01 k) to 5.05
lecture 6. (except 5.04 b
& c)
Case Studies 32% 1 - Oct. 6 3,4 1- 1.06, 2.02,
2 Case studies-in groups of 2, 2 – Nov 24 4,6,7 2.03a, 2.04,
worth 16% each [14% case, 2% 2.06a, 2.08,
reflection, for each case study], 2.10, 3.01-
you will hand in one reflection 3.06,
for each group member, due on 5.01(except
the same day as your case 5.01 k) to 5.05
(except 5.04 b
& c)
Final Exam 35% TBA 3,4 1-4, 1.03 a-c, 1.06,
This exam will include the (Dec.10 - 2.02, 2.04a,
material covered in class and the Dec.22) 2.06a, 4.04,
assigned readings from lecture 7 to 5.01(except
lecture 13. 5.01 k) to 5.05
(except 5.04 b
& c)
*BC: Brescia Competencies
*ICDEP: Integrated Competencies for Dietetic Education and Practice
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Course Content
Topics will be covered in the order listed and any dates listed are meant as a guideline.
Class/Topic Date Description Assignments and/or
Readings Due
e.g., topic, content, associated readings, e.g., quiz, paper, group
activities. project, exam.
1 Sept 8 Course Outline, Living Learning
Contract; Transplantation, review of
Problem/Need, Interpretation, Plan,
[PIP] and Transplant Case Study
Introduction to charting
2 Sept 15 Malnutrition
3 Sept 22 Nutrition Support: Enteral Nutrition Case Study 1 to be handed
out to students.
4 Sept 29 Nutrition and Disease of Liver, NAFLD
and Pancreas
5 Oct 6 Nutrition and Cancer Case Study 1 due
6 Oct 13 Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1
7 Oct 20 Nutrition and Surgery of the Upper
Gastrointestinal Tract
8 Oct 27 Mid-term exam Includes lectures 1-6 and all
assigned readings
Nov 3 Reading week
9 Nov 10 Nutrition Support: Parenteral Nutrition Case Study 2 to be handed
Part 1 out to students.
10 Nov 17 Nutrition Support: Parenteral Nutrition
Part 2
11 Nov 24 COPD and Mental Health Case Study 2 due
12 Dec 1 Inflammatory bowel disease [IBD]
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13 Dec 8 Bowel Surgery and Short Bowel
Syndrome
Final exam TBD Includes lecture 7-13 and all
assigned readings, it is NOT
cumulative.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate the Brescia
Competencies of Communication, Critical Thinking, Inquiry & Analysis, Problem Solving,
Self-Awareness and Development, Social Awareness and Engagement.
1. To discuss the metabolic and physiological alterations in selected diseases as a basis
for diet modification for therapeutic purposes. [Critical Thinking, Inquiry & Analysis,
Problem Solving, Level 4]
2. To explain the relationships between nutrition, illness, and immunity. [Critical
Thinking, Inquiry & Analysis, Problem Solving, Level 4, Communication level 4]
3. To research current issues on the nutritional management of selected diseases and
clinical conditions. [Critical Thinking, Inquiry & Analysis, Problem Solving, Level 4]
4. To complete case studies, which will promote in-depth understanding of the
relationships between clinical conditions and nutrition modifications. [Critical
Thinking, Inquiry & Analysis, Problem Solving, Level 4, Communication, Level 4]
5. To understand how to formulate a basic nutrition care plan, with patient-centered and
measurable nutrition goals. [Self-Awareness and Development, Level 4]
6. To begin to think like a clinician and following patient-centered care practices [Self-
Awareness and Development, Level 4]
7. To learn to act as each patients’ nutritional ombudsman [Social Awareness and
Engagement, level 3]
Brescia Competencies
1. Communication
The ability to exchange information and meaning across cultures, space, and time
appropriately and correctly. This competency includes oral, written, and interpersonal
communication, and the ability to use current or innovative media.
2. Critical Thinking
The ability to engage in thinking characterized by the rational, informed, independent, and
open-minded exploration of issues, ideas, and events before accepting or formulating a
conclusion.
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